Hi, Imagine I have the following directories and files in my home directory: dir1/a.1 dir1/a.2 dir1/junk.2 dir1/otherjunk.3 dir2/b.1 dir2/b.2 dir2/junk.2 dir2/otherjunk.3 ... dir72/x2.1 dir72/x2.2 dir72/junk.2 dir72/otherjunk.3 Now I want to copy over all the ".1" files into a new directory, while keeping them in their sub-directories (thus making copies of the sub-directories as well), while NOT copying over all the other file types (".2", ".3", etc). So if I'm copying stuff over into a folder called "temp," it'll end up looking like this: temp/dir1/a.1 temp/dir2/b.1 ... temp/dir72/x2.1 How can I do this with the cp command (or any other command)? Thanks

cp --parents `find -name "*.1"` temp